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The 10 Happiest Songs, According to Science

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(via Mental Floss) It’s hard to listen to Katrina and the Waves’s “Walking on Sunshine” without feeling a little like

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(via Listverse) Can you imagine Patrick Swayze striding into the room, looking at Baby’s father and not uttering the words:

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(via Mental Floss) There’s nothing nobler in popular music than being a one-hit wonder. Let the Madonnas, Drakes, and Mariah

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(via Smithsonian) The era of color-coded political parties is more recent than you might think

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(via Mental Floss) Whether it’s a wordy epic that chronicles the show’s backstory or an orchestral piece that lends itself

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(via Smithsonian) Sculptor Andy Yoder’s latest exhibition is a nod to the Great Shoe Spill of 1990 and the advances

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(via Listverse) On October 31st, 2020, the world awoke to the sad news of Sir Sean Connery’s death. Connery was

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(via Mental Floss) “Bohemiam Rhapsody,” Queen’s classic “mock opera,” was released on October 31, 1975. Though the song was met

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(via Mental Floss) While most horror movies are complete works of fiction, the genre occasionally offers up stories that are

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(via Mental Floss) Television can be a hotbed of creativity (or mediocrity, depending on who you ask). But it’s not

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(via Great Big Story) Kane Hodder has a killer résumé full of credits, but he might be best known for

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(via Atlas Obscura) It all goes back to a rather literal reading of some rather vague instructions in the Constitution.